Answer:
1935
Explanation:
In 1935, Hitler rearmed Germany with the goal of recapturing German lands.
There a couple of Central Plateaus in the world, but perhaps the relevant one is the one in Mexico. It's called Altiplano central, it is a <span>flat, high land surrounded by mountains and also it is the center of population in Mexico (with Mexico City in it it would be a surprise if it weren't...).
Other Central Plateus exist in Brazil and Haiti among others.
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Compared to the Egyptian writing system, the Phoenician writing system was <u>Hieroglyphic symbols </u>
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The writing style pf Phoenician language is from right to left, and it doesn't consists of vowels and had only 22 letters. It is considered that the Greeks had introduced vowels, and led to discovery of true "Alphabetical system of language".
The earliest Phoenician inscription found is dated back to 11th century BCE, had been found from Byblos, this was written in a different North- Semitic alphabet.
Geoffrey Sampson, prominent scholar had stated that the Egyptian hieroglyphs "came into existence a little after Sumerian script, and, might have been created under its influence. He also pointed out that, the idea of representation by symbols had been travelled from Sumerian writing system to Egypt.
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Answer:American troops under the leadership of General William Henry Harrison fighting the Indian forces of The Prophet, Tenskwatawa (the brother of Tecumseh) in a forest. Tenskwatawa was part of Tecumseh's Indian confederation. William Henry Harrison leading attack in Battle of Tippecanoe,
Explanation:
Samuel De Champlain, an important figure in French History. An interesting figure...He was an amazing explorer, geographer, navigator, a soldier and etc...He established quite a few land-scapes in his voyages. One being in The New colony of France - The City of Quebec. During his voyages, he traveled through many seas, including; the northern sea, Celtic Sea (France to Spain. first voyage), and Lac Attigouautau - fresh water.
He even had the "Atlantic Ocean" temporarily be named after him - The Champlain Sea.
I hope this helps :) Lets hope I didnt miss any seas.
